Current U.S. State Population

This following data are July 1, 2003 estimates of state and territory (Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico) population from the U.S. Census Bureau.

1. California - 35,484,453
2. Texas - 22,118,509
3. New York - 19,190,115
4. Florida - 17,019,068
5. Illinois - 12,653,544
6. Pennsylvania - 12,365,455
7. Ohio - 11,435,798
8. Michigan - 10,079,985
9. Georgia - 8,684,715
10. New Jersey - 8,638,396
11. North Carolina - 8,407,248
12. Virginia - 7,386,330
13. Massachusetts - 6,433,422
14. Indiana - 6,195,643
15. Washington - 6,131,445
16. Tennessee - 5,841,748
17. Missouri - 5,704,484
18. Arizona - 5,580,811
19. Maryland - 5,508,909
20. Wisconsin - 5,472,299
21. Minnesota - 5,059,375
22. Colorado - 4,550,688
23. Alabama - 4,500,752
24. Louisiana - 4,496,334
25. South Carolina - 4,147,152
26. Kentucky - 4,117,827
27. Puerto Rico - 3,878,532
28. Oregon - 3,559,596
29. Oklahoma - 3,511,532
30. Connecticut - 3,483,372
31. Iowa - 2,944,062
32. Mississippi - 2,881,281
33. Arkansas - 2,725,714
34. Kansas - 2,723,507
35. Utah - 2,351,467
36. Nevada - 2,241,154
37. New Mexico - 1,874,614
38. West Virginia - 1,810,354
39. Nebraska - 1,739,291
40. Idaho - 1,366,332
41. Maine - 1,305,728
42. New Hampshire - 1,287,687
43. Hawaii - 1,257,608
44. Rhode Island - 1,076,164
45. Montana - 917,621
46. Delaware - 817,491
47. South Dakota - 764,309
48. Alaska - 648,818
49. North Dakota - 633,837
50. Vermont - 619,107
51. Washington, District of Columbia - 563,384
52. Wyoming - 501,242